Sentence examples similar to she has emigrated from inspiring English sources

If only she had emigrated before the revolution.

Mrs. Bernstein was her father's sister, and she had emigrated earlier to the United States.

She had emigrated some years before from Korçë, a city in southeastern Albania.

She lived on a council estate in Corby, England, to where she had emigrated so her husband could work in the steel mills.

A tough-minded woman in her nineties, she had emigrated from Europe, married a fabric salesman who was surely among the last of the Jewish Adolphs, and raised ten children in various cramped apartments in Brooklyn.

She had emigrated to Israel a few years earlier and was newly married; her mother had just died and she was en route to Manchester to visit her father.

She had emigrated illegally with her parents from Mexico to the U.S. in 1999 in search of treatment.

After the Nazi Party came to power in Germany in 1933, she had emigrated to Italy, where she worked as a secretary and an interpreter.

She had emigrated here decades ago from her native Romania and after a near death experience as a child, she began to connect with other dimensions beyond present time.

She had emigrated from Puerto Rico to New York at the age of 5 with her mother, started dance lessons at 6 and made her Broadway debut at 13 in "Skydrift," which starred Eli Wallach.

According to the patient's history, years before the onset of cryptococcal infection, she had emigrated from Zambia to Sweden (Technical Appendix Figure).